Explore the Renaissance's literary rebirth through humanism, a movement that revived classical ideals. Journey with iconic writers like Petrarch, Boccaccio, and Erasmus, who celebrated human experience and critiqued societal norms. From Dante's cosmic exploration to Shakespeare's profound insights, discover how humanist literature transformed the cultural landscape of 14th to 17th-century Europe. #RenaissanceLit #HumanismInArt #ClassicalRevival #LiteraryRebirth #RenaissanceWriters #Shakespearean

Introducing...Humanism 101! In the first episode, humanist leaders introduce what humanism means, what humanists believe, and why millions of people already live by humanist values without realizing there’s a name for it. Visit AmericanHumanist.org/Humanism101 to watch the full video! | American Humanist Association

Humanism isn’t just about what we believe. It’s how we live. How we gather. Create. Mourn. Celebrate. Show up for each other. This fall’s Humanist Aesthetics & Practices course is a deep dive into what it means to live humanist values in a tangible, expressive way — beyond the books and into everyday life. Starts Sept. 5 | Fridays on Zoom Instructor: Vanessa Gomez Brake Register: americanhumanist.org/fall25 | American Humanist Association